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10 legendary tigers of India and why they became famous
India is home to more wild tigers than any other country on earth, but out of the thousands roaming its forests, a handful have genuinely become household names, tigers whose stories tourists still swap over campfires and forest officials still talk about years after they’re gone. Some earned their fame through sheer size and dominance,…
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How to grow False Goat’s Beard: Fluffy blooms thrive in shade; follow these simple steps
False Goat’s beard, a gem for shaded gardens, showcases stunning blooms in a variety of colors. This resilient perennial prefers moist, humus-rich soil and thrives with consistent watering. For best results, plant after the last frost in spring or in early fall. Regularly feeding with an all-purpose fertilizer promotes vibrant growth, and dividing the plants…
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Rats on the menu? McDonald’s outlet in Gujarat caught on camera with rodents roaming tables
A troubling video surfaced showing rats scampering through a Rajkot McDonald’s, raising alarms about food safety among patrons. The footage, which captured two rodents navigating dining tables, prompted an inspection by the Rajkot Municipal Corporation. The outlet manager explained that the rodents likely entered from a nearby construction site. This incident underscores the urgent need…
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Can leftover roti become a dessert? 5 surprisingly good ideas
With a little ghee, sugar, milk, jaggery or chocolate, yesterday’s roti can be transformed into something that feels far removed from an ordinary leftover. Here are five easy ideas worth trying.
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Actress Savithri Sreedharan passes away
Tragically, Savithri Sreedharan, a celebrated figure in the Malayalam film industry, has died due to health complications associated with aging. Renowned for her compelling performance as Jameela, or Umma, in ‘Sudani from Nigeria,’ her career reflected a deep commitment to the performing arts. With over four decades of impactful roles in cinema and theatre, Savithri’s…
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Princess Diana’s broter Charles Spencer reveals where he stands on Prince William and Prince Harry’s rift
Princess Diana’s younger brother spoke about William and Harry’s strained relationship in a BBC interview released on September 20, as he discussed his new book, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, which was published on September 22.
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Samantha Ruth Prabhu enjoys pickleball with husband Raj Nidimoru
Samantha Ruth Prabhu is actively enjoying her pregnancy while participating in activities like pickleball with her husband Raj Nidimoru. She has been sharing her fitness routines on social media, emphasizing the importance of listening to her body. Recently, Samantha celebrated her godh bharai ceremony, highlighting the significance of motherhood in a traditional ritual. Her latest…
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Parents unhappy after notice given at Harry and Meghan Markle’s children’s school
Parents at the school attended by Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have received new photography guidelines. This notice addresses the importance of only taking photos of their own children at events. Some parents are concerned that these changes came after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved back to the UK. They hope new parents…
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Fact Check: Was Komal Rani Swarnkar spotted with sindoor on her head?
Govinda and Komal Rani visited Lalbaugcha Raja in Mumbai for Ganpati darshan amid relationship rumors. Speculation arose after a photo suggested Komal was wearing a sindoor during the visit. The images show the duo participating in rituals with vermillion applied to their foreheads. These events come after Sunita Ahuja accused Govinda of infidelity with his…
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Parenting guide: What hand skills should a 1-year-old have? From picking up tiny objects to using a spoon, these hand and finger milestones show how toddlers are developing fine motor skills
During the critical developmental phase between one and two years of age, a child’s dexterity advances remarkably, allowing for deeper exploration of their environment. As she experiments with small objects, she unknowingly starts to understand spatial relationships. Nearing her second birthday, activities like stacking blocks and matching shapes become more intricate, and while some children…